Summer Camps in New Britain, CT

LATEST CAMPS NEWS:

Tennis - Boys (6th-8th) - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
Tennis is open to SDS grades 6th - 8th. PRIOR PLAYING EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED. Registration Deadline - Jan. 23, 2016. A late fee ($20.00) will be assessed for registrations processed after the deadline. Uniform top/jersey will be provided by the school, but players will be required to purchase skirt/short for match play. Color/style information will be provided by coach. PLEASE NOTE: If registration numbers exceed roster maximum (8), players will be selected based on a challenge/tryout system. Registration fee will be refunded if necessary. Players/Parents will be contacted by coach with tryout/practice dates/times. 901-435-5881

KODA Youth Girls (Ages 13–16) - Camp Mark 7
Camp Mark Seven offers a place where hearing children of Deaf parents could come together to learn about, and better understand the two worlds that they simultaneously live in, and where they could explore, identify, and strengthen their unique C/KODA identities and develop individually as leaders. All of this would occur, ideally, in a recreational camping environment that would foster a lot of interaction and activities for each child and youth. Program activities: Swimming and tubing. Paddle a canoe on the chosen rivers/lakes and camp out under the stars. Low ropes course. Diverse outdoor games. Arts & crafts. Hike different mountains. Evening Bonfires. Shopping in Old Forge and Inlet. Campers will create skits for Parents Night; Parents Night is offered at the end of the program, and family members are invited to come and watch their childs skits. CM7 shirt included. 315 207 5706

STEMvironment (7/11/16 to 7/15/16) - Aurora
Get your green on as you explore how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a part of everything around us. This program will give participants an integrated exposure to the various STEM fields and how they can be applied within an environmental context. Explorations will include the chemistry of recycling, creating power from worms, and energy transfer. The week will culminate in an environmental engineering project where students will use these real-world STEM concepts to create their own energy-efficient home. (630)9075950

Learn to Sew - St. Johns Episcopal School
This beginning sewing class will teach campers age- and skill-level-appropriate hand-stitching techniques. Youll reinforce new skills through fun and creative projects. All campers will receive a sewing kit, as well as all necessary supplies and fabrics. 213.328.9131 x224

Harmony Explorers: SummA-HE - Toddlers
Wunderkeys exposes your student to a strong start in music and math. Activities revolve around patterns, sounds, rhymes and more. Children attend with a Caregiver. A required $18.75 book must also be purchased in addition to registration fee. You can pay for this online with registration by adding it as a session option, or bring cash or check to the first class. 5179993643.0